Viking sword „Hedmark” IX c. - type "K"

Copy of the Viking sword that was in use in IX c. This sword was found in Amot county (Hedmark) in Norway. Petersen includes this weapon in type K.
Casted cross and pommel is polished and then may be patined (see pictures below). All these elements are molded in our workshop and then polished or patinated as ordered. The grip is made of hard wood and then wrapped with natural leather. For an individual order it can be also hand sewn.
The sword has a full battle ready forged blade with no sharp edges. Wide fuller allows to keep the weight as low as possible while the sword is still very well balanced.
As an option we also offer scabbards:
made of thick leather - decorated with embossed pattern or
made of wood and covered with leather.
Each one has a shoe (chappe) made in our foundry workshop.
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Warning! Sharp edges blade is very dangerous to be used during combat. We take no responsibility for effects of such using.
- blade width at cross 5 cm
- grip length 12,5 cm
- center of balance 8 cm
- weight 1,05 kg
- blade length 70 cm
- total length 87 cm
blade | ||
polished blade | 30.77 € | |
mat blade | ||
brass parts | ||
patined | ||
polished | ||
grip | ||
black leather | ||
brown leather | ||
scabbard | ||
no scabbard | ||
wooden scabbard covered with leather | 212.82 € | |
leather made scabbard | 135.90 € | |
sharpening | ||
sharpened blade | 25.64 € | |
blunt blade |